Press & Features
From viral bodysuits to $4M in revenue in four years, Nat'v Basics has been featured in Australia's leading media. Here's what they've said about us.
As Featured In
Nine · 9Honey
Nat'v Basics founder Sandy Ronalds — exclusive interview
"The founder behind one of Australia's fastest-growing sustainable underwear brands reveals how she built it."
Read on Nine →7News
How an Aussie mum sick of fast fashion created a sustainable undies brand worth millions
"A brand that proves sustainability and style can go hand-in-hand."
Read on 7News →Body + Soul
Meet the woman behind the viral bodysuit that sells every minute
"The viral Miami Bodysuit — the sustainable answer to shapewear that sells out every drop."
Read on Body + Soul →Kidspot
Aussie mum's Skims dupe makes over $4 million in revenue
"The Australian-made alternative to Skims — and a $4M+ business built from scratch."
Read on Kidspot →Gold Coast Bulletin
Chloe Fisher and Ellidy Pullin team up with Nat'v Basics
"The Miami-based brand collaborates with two of the Gold Coast's most-loved personalities."
Read on Gold Coast Bulletin →The Urban List
Meet Nat'v, Your New Favourite Brand For Uber Comfy And Eco-Friendly Underwear
"These undies should be your next staple buy. Not just comfortable, they look good too, so you get to feel sexy about your body and the planet."
Read on Urban List →SmartCompany
Qld-based underwear brand Nat'v Basics a finalist in the Clean & Conscious Awards 2023
"A Gold Coast-based underwear brand on a mission to make basics better for both people and the planet — sold more than 600,000 units and generating $4 million in annual revenue."
Read on SmartCompany →Female Startup Club
Selling 600,000 Units in One Year with NAT'V Basics' Sandy Ronalds
"This story speaks to the power of spotting a clear gap in the market, proving out the concept, and going for it."
Listen on Female Startup Club →InDaily QLD
Small businesses with grand designs on the Gold Coast
"Nat'v Basics is one of the Gold Coast's standout small businesses with national ambitions."
Read on InDaily QLD →Sustainable Jungle
Sustainable Jungle celebrates top Aussie clothing brands
"One of Australia's leading sustainable fashion brands committed to transparency and ethical production."
Read the feature →Raydar Magazine
Sandy's chat with Raydar Magazine
"The Carbon Crop in Violet — one of the best bras to wear under singlets and tees."
Read the feature →Awards & Recognition
For press enquiries
Media kit, product samples, interviews with founder Sandy Ronalds.
Email sandy@natvbasics.com
